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Will the next Long March 6A launch create space debris?
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Will be based on reporting by credible sources, such as Wikipedia and its sources, Leo Labs, Jonathan McDowell, and US Government reporting.

This rocket seems to have a history of causing debris events.

A derelict stage is not sufficient. The event as a debris event or breakup, with multiple pieces of debris identified.

Close date will be extended as needed. Resolves No if the Long March 6A rocket is cancelled without another launch.

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https://spacenews.com/china-launches-second-batch-of-18-satellites-for-thousand-sails-megaconstellation/
https://spacenews.com/long-march-6a-launches-third-batch-of-thousand-sails-constellation-satellites/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

They note the history of launch debris but none for these last two launches in october and in december. Resolves NO? @EvanDaniel

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